MY FIRST NIGHT SHIFT EVER *in a hospital*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2020
- Hi everyone!
This was my first night shift ever, and I will be working night shift unless I magically get shifted to days or if I find an opening so keep an eye open for more of these types of videos!
My sleep is now officially all over the place if it was not already since being at home. I am clinical technician, basically almost like a medical assistant.
If you guys like these kinds of videos let me know and I'll post more, or videos on how to get a job at the hospital, the training process, things like that, how I get ready for night shifts. Let me know if you wanna see those kinds of videos.
I love all of you guys thank you so much for watching I appreciate it.
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Hi everyone, a short disclaimer I filmed this on my iPhone so the quality is not the absolute best. On another note, if you guys enjoyed this and want more of these types of videos let me know and I will make them!
just accepted my first hospital job as a CNA and i’m working nights starting in about a month so watching this was so nice and relatable. i feel like i would so do the same thing getting lost at night lol
Hehe omg was so nice in the beginning and even nice now. I can’t believe its been almost a year since I started and I feel pretty much like a pro now
Would love to see more of these videos! ❤️
Brianna and Brendan thank you! Im in the process of making an update on this (: I didnt think that many people would be interested so thank you!
thanks for this vid!! i start night shift next week… i’m shaking in my boots lol i’m so nervous, i already worked this unit on days a while back which was so stressful so i’m hoping nights is less stressful w no feeding or baths even tho it will be tough sleep wise. ur vid helped calm my nerves though
Sometimes we feed at night but its not often bc most people have eaten during the day. But we do still do a ton of bathing atleast on PCU ): I now am float pool and go to different units and have switched to days! Im still orienting.
Good luck though and dont be nervous youre gonna do awesome.
Hey girl! I wanted to see if you could make a video talking about how you got a job at a hospital! I’m trying to work at one as a medical assistant once I finish school
Yeah definitely! I will do a video on it.
I have many clips of the process but then thought people may not be interested so.
Awww you look cute girl !!!. My first day at the hospital is Monday and I’m super excited and I’ll be working nights as well and it’s also my first time working nights .
Girl Im gonna post an update soon Im getting so burnt out my unit gets like heavy assignments. Good luck on your first shift, I highly suggest naps before work and eyedrops bc my eyes get dry when Im tired. Take lotion and pens bc sanitizer dries your hands out. Little things like that! 🤍🤍I hope your first night goes well!
Oh and thank you so much 🥺🤍
You’re welcome . And yes thank you so much . I’m on the imcu floor so I’m sure I’ll always be busy as well . Definitely taking note of the lotion and pens 😍. Can’t wait for the next update!!!
🤍🤍yesss imc was supposed to be on the floor im on too (i started five days after they moved into this new building) and then they decided they liked the old peds unit where I work bc its bigger so they took that. Our old unit is empty now. So the entire floor is pcu but it gets crazy!
Yeah I figure it would be especially with Covid and stuff going on . Make sure you subscribe to my TH-cam channel
I always search for videos like these because I want to be a part of the healthcare team, I just wanted to say thank you that your risking your health for people❤️ I hope you reach your goals. And I have a question have you heared of penn foster online high school?
Thank you!!! Glad you enjoyed the video I will be making more. I have not heard of penn foster online though.
Aqasha Ahmed no problem can’t wait!!
Thank you god bless you to all healthcare workers you are still hero s thank you for all you do to everyone
Thank you (: we appreciate it!
Meant thank you for all you do saving lives being with those dying from covid holding their hand for them not being alone when they pass on thank you for bless you all
@@davidw455 you know luckily for me the covid patients I worked with did not pass but some have on the unit
you’re so pretty 🥺
unfortunately your feet will hurt for a while till you’re used to being on them for such long periods of time.
Thank you bbyg
Ok where did you get your glasses? They are so cute
Nice video! What is something you look forward to working in a hospital?
working w/ patients, drawing blood, doing IVs, and getting to know my coworkers better (-:
I’m going to start taking classes in phlebotomy! I’m so excited but this is totally new to me. Any advice?
Congratulations!! New can be exciting and nerve wracking. The class is so much easier than real life arms, all I can say is practicing and doing it will help you get better! At my unit team members are eager to volunteer their arms to newbies so we can all get better (as long as charge and management isnt watching) loll but yea just do your best to pay attention and then just practicing in real life.
Get compression socks. They help your feet so much and they prevent varicose veins.
Omg girl yes I literally bought a whole pack but I dont wear them very often bc the tightness is uncomfortable, maybe I need to size up.
Hmmm... don’t know how I feel about it as any thing that spills into the shoe will touch your toes 😳 like ... Urine, poop, or blood.
Oh wow, your gorgeous 😍
thank you haha
@@AqashaAhmed why did you say haha??
because I dont agree and I thought it was funny 👁👄👁
@@AqashaAhmed What?!?!
You are beautiful!! You're joking right???
What the is your profession first? Doctor cna, gna, rn. What?
Im a Clinical Technician, at other hospitals they call ithem patient care technicians! Basically the nurses slave. LOL Do anything from puttin in foleys, placing IVs, taking patient to restroom, getting them random things they want, cleaning em up, chart vitals, the only thing we cant do is pass meds or do assessments.
Is over night better than day time??
I think it can be slightly less hectic bc you don’t see as many doctors and don’t usually see visitors unless they spend the night or are a special exception due to covid! also night differential is amazing! Xx but sleep schedule being messed up idk if its worth it entirely but I like doing it I don’t wanna switch to days.
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Hm?
should've kept ur ultraboosts
Mohammed Mohteshim Ahmed I guess 🥺